Re: My plans: What to do with my moldy family & friends (listpub)

August 25, 2010

Joe and

Thank you both. At least my husband gets it and my mother seems to be but she

wavers back and forth. The diff part is knowing what you are or not reacting

to.. will have to figure that out and come up with a plan (the ground rules)

that make me feel safe and work from there.

They will not be coming from a WDB with active mold growth... so we will be

working on the basis of how " contaminated " or not they are. My sister.. not sure

about her house.. but she will do the ERMI test.

That is truly kind of you Joe.. I hope you are protecting yourself with a mask?

LOL.. the unbelievers.. have to chuckle at that one. Its true!

Also think you all are right about drawing boundaries. Its learning where those

need to be and not getting so carried away with them that you do more harm than

good.. for me, its learning where my line needs to be for me.. I still dont know

so I think need as clean a space as possible to clear the sensory clutter.

Thanks, about the info on your dog. Its troublesome to know what to do.

Robin

>

> It is really sad. I deal with the same thing. Sometimes I think family is more

> difficult than anyone else. It is terrible. @LISTPUB. There is no need to

shave

> the dog. I have a papillon which I cannot imagine what kind of weird she would

> look...LOL Call a couple of Vets. There is a anti-fungal shampoo I was given

and

> is available and it worked GREAT. She had the fastest recovery (my male went

> completely blind upon leaving. My ex took him and did not get him treated

right

> away. The female who is MUCH older (13) came out of it with only slight

> breathing problems remaining but at her age she is a trooper and doing GREAT

> these days. I had no reaction that I recall from the shampoo either. I hope

that

> helps..

>

> Chris...

>

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